[Sunred]

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Originally Posted by Enchilada645

I wasn't going to chime in but now I have to.

Here to slide in to say that Meteor getting a pole shaft in which the finisher for it is letting loose a cosmic Beyblade against the opponent? One of the coolest things in Rider hands down.

Could you imagine what it would be like if super saiyan Trunks had a beyblade infused with cosmic energy? The possibilities.

[Kiwami]

The X-X-X-V flying at the Gokaigers, forming their suit during transformation is, well, the roman numeral XXXV aka 35. Because they are the 35th Super Sentai.

Yes I did only realize this just now.

[Sunred]

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Originally Posted by Kiwami

The X-X-X-V flying at the Gokaigers, forming their suit during transformation is, well, the roman numeral XXXV aka 35. Because they are the 35th Super Sentai.

Yes I did only realize this just now.

I love how the first X becomes the crossbones on the suit.

[wentwood]

Indigo League is now the longest series I've watched to date Toku or Anime with 82 episodes
with 31 yet to watch. (Single year of a series.)

Sailor Moon will beat that with 200 episodes after I finish Sailor Stars.

2nd longest for me is Kaku with 53 episodes for one series. (All seen on Shout Factory DVD.)

What's your longest Anime or Toku Series episode count wise?

[gashatfreak]

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Originally Posted by wentwood

Indigo League is now the longest series I've watched to date Toku or Anime with 82 episodes
with 31 yet to watch. (Single year of a series.)

Sailor Moon will beat that with 200 episodes after I finish Sailor Stars.

2nd longest for me is Kaku with 53 episodes for one series. (All seen on Shout Factory DVD.)

What's your longest Anime or Toku Series episode count wise?

Wrong thread mate.

[Mesnick]

I know that this is a topic for hidden messages from tokusatsu authors, not their mistakes, but still I had to write this somewhere...
Tanuki is not a raccoon!

[Sunred]

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Originally Posted by Mesnick

Tanuki is not a raccoon!

Ditto on that. Raccoon dog to be precise. Think of it as the difference between a snow leopard and a leopard roughly.

[TokuKnight89]

This might be more of an observation than a realization, but couldn't one argue that Hurricanger are mass murderers of civilians since they blew up Bero-Tan (Slob Goblin in Ninja Storm) in Ep. 29 BEFORE he was enlarged and they used the Karakuri Stamp to free his "human stamp" victims!?

Basically, none of the letters in Bero-Tan were restored when he was defeated as a human-sized villain, but they were when he grew. Does this mean that all those burned in the flames of Bero-Tan's first death were ultimately "revived" and "saved" by Jakanja (and standard Sentai tropes)?

Another instance is in Zyuranger Ep. 7 with Dora Goblin (Gnarly Gnome in Mighty Morphin') when he fed on the hearts/souls/minds of children, got blown up, enlarged, and blown up again! His victims also weren't saved until he became a giant, which means if Bandora decided not to make him grow, then these kids might have died! Sad to think about, I know.

In short, Sentai Tropes jeopardize and save people! Villain Factions cause problems and unintentionally solve those same problems.

[Tokumonkey]

I was just reminded of "Kiramei-KING!", and only belatedly realized that this is the catchphrase of an artist, so "Kira-MAKING!" would seem way more appropriate.

[weedle013ZiO]

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Originally Posted by Kiwami

The X-X-X-V flying at the Gokaigers, forming their suit during transformation is, well, the roman numeral XXXV aka 35. Because they are the 35th Super Sentai.

How did you take that long to realize that?